
WIN two tickets to see Leinster V Munster, Aviva Stadium October 6th.
Published September 2018Read time 1 minute(s)



As the days get colder and nights draw in, it’s still so important to ensure that you get adequate exercise. Being active is just one of the five lifestyle changes you can make to reduce your cancer risk. The others are; healthy diet, quit smoking, reduce alcohol intake and be sun smart.
Mairéad Cooney, a postgraduate researcher in the field of physical activity and cancer at the School of Health & Human Performance, Dublin City University explains how exercise is one of the key lifestyle habits you can tackle to help prevent cancer.
“It is important to know that as soon as you become active, your health starts to benefit immediately. You don’t have to join a gym; you don’t have to be doing structured exercise classes; you don’t have to be out running, if that’s not what you enjoy. Physical activity can be incorporated into your everyday life in simple ways. Try to use physical activity as a mode of transport. Try to walk as much as you can. If you’re meeting your friend for a coffee, why not meet for a walk instead?”
To inspire you to get up and get active, we have TWO Tickets to the Leinster V Munster match in Aviva Stadium on October 6th 2018 to give away, thanks to our friends at Leinster Rugby.
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